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James R. Shilobrit, an associate attorney at Hupy and Abraham, S.C., has practiced personal injury law throughout his distinguished career.  He has represented thousands of injured clients by either settling their case or taking it to verdict before a jury.. Active in the legal community, Mr. Shilobrit is a member of several legal organizations. He has also  lectured on topics such as legal technology and building a personal injury practice before the Milwaukee Bar Association.. Mr. Shilobrit is married and has three children. When not working, he enjoys playing golf, softball, basketball, and coaching his kid’s sports teams.

James is an attorney with Halloin Law Group, S.C., licensed in both Wisconsin and Iowa. His practice focuses on real estate and business disputes, and insurance recovery.. Prior to joining Halloin Law Group, S.C., James worked as a law clerk at a national nonprofit organization based in the Omaha, Nebraska area, dedicated to helping underprivileged children. He earned his law degree from the University of Nebraska College of Law, and his bachelor’s degree from Creighton University.. In his free time, James enjoys cycling, reading, skiing, and traveling.

I have been practicing personal injury litigation since 2003. I completed my undergraduate degree at the University of Wisconsin in Madison and received my juris doctor from the Marquette University Law School in Milwaukee.. As a practicing attorney, it is my goal to always be there for my clients, whether that mean providing a shoulder to lean on in the office, or loyal advocacy in the courtroom.. Community involvement is very important to me.  I have volunteered as an attorney drafting wills for first responders, monitoring elections to protect the right to vote, and representing tenants in disputes with their landlords.  Further, I sit on the board of directors for a school located in central Milwaukee.. I am an active member in the Wisconsin and Milwaukee Bar Associations, Wisconsin Academy of Justice and am licensed for the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin.

In over ten years of practice and with Mastantuono & Coffee since 2005, Attorney Coffee has gained recognition as a leader in the criminal defense bar, winning an impressive string of consecutive jury trial acquittals. Her practice focuses on representing people accused of crime in State, Federal and Municipal Courts throughout Wisconsin, including handling investigations and pending cases. A persuasive negotiator, she consistently reaches innovative settlements for her clients. Attorney Coffee has represented clients in several high profile cases involving firearms and gun related legal issues, including concealed carry prohibitions (CCW), open carry, Castle Doctrine, and property return. Attorney Coffee has also litigated cases before the Wisconsin Court of Appeals and the Wisconsin Supreme Court. She is included in the Rising Stars category in the Wisconsin Super Lawyers Publication each year from 2008-2012.. Attorney Coffee is on the Board of the Wisconsin Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and is the past Board Chair and current member of the State Bar of Wisconsin’s Criminal Law Section, which is made up of and represents judges, prosecutors and defense attorneys throughout Wisconsin. The Board addresses proposed State legislation and policy issues effecting Wisconsin’s criminal justice system.. Attorney Coffee was previously a staff attorney at the American Bar Association Death Penalty Representation Project in Washington, DC, assisting capital defenders in death row cases. She received her law degree from Marquette University Law School, and her undergraduate degree in criminal justice from the University of Wisconsin/Milwaukee.

I'm an attorney raised and located in Southeastern Wisconsin who strives to be different. I approach each case and client in the way I would expect to be treated. I pride myself on open and prompt communication. I encourage you to reach out should you have any legal questions or concerns and would like a quick and honest opinion.

I work as an attorney and mediator at Hansen and Hildebrand in the area of family law, specifically divorce, post-judgment, child custody, child support and family-related financial issues. I also worked part-time as a Deputy Family Court Commissioner for 7 years in Racine County, Wisconsin where I heard a wide variety of matters including child support enforcement, temporary hearings, post-judgment motions and stipulated final divorces.. An attorney should be a guide for a person through the legal system. Protecting them from dangers but also pointing things out that might be beneficial.. As a practicing lawyer, I have always tried to serve in this role. The client's goals are primary; my job is to use legal machinery to reach those goals. This is particularly important in family law where it is sometimes too easy to let legal outcomes drive the aciton, instead of what is best for a person and their family.. In my spare time I enjoy running, playing guitar, meditating, reading and attending baseball games.

I was born and raised in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. I earned my degree from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 1972, then recieved my Juris Doctorate from Marquette University Law School in 1977.  I frequently present and speak for the State Bar of Wisconsin, American Board of Trial Advocates, and Wisconsin Academy of Trial Lawyers.  I am also a Civil Trial Practice Instructor at the University of Wisconsin Madison-Law School.

I represent people injured in auto accidents, slip and fall cases, dog bite cases and a number of other cases where people are injured due to the negligence of others. Please feel free to contact me for a free consultation to see if you have a case.

I represent individuals in all matters affecting the family including collaborative practice, mediation, divorce, prenuptial agreements, child custody and placement matters, as well as paternity, adoption, guardianship and estate planning.. I have extensive experience representing individuals in the Collaborative Divorce Process and am the past Chair (2011) for the Collaborative Family Law Council of Wisconsin (CFLCW) Board of Directors and served as CFLCW's Training Chair for four years from 2007 to 2011.  I frequently train other professionals in Collaborative Practice and have presented at International Academy of Collaborative Professionals Annual Conference, the State Bar of Wisconsin, the Italian Institute for Collaborative Law and numerous seminars for CFLCW.. I also have a Masters in Social Work and am trained and experienced as a mediator assisting parents and couples in resolving child-related and financial issues privately and without court involvement.  In 2015 I co-founded the Family Mediation Center with Susan Hansen and we have  offices in Milwaukee and Mequon.  We will open a third office in 2016 in Waukesha and intend to provide a positive resource for families throughout southeastern Wisconsin.

I have represented clients for over 30 years in family, personal injury, bankruptcy, collections, traffic, real estate, adoptions, estate planning, juvenile and probate matters. I am now focusing my practice on family law matters with an emphasis on collaborative and cooperative divorce in Waukesha, Jefferson, Dane, Milwaukee, Walworth and Washington Counties. I served as a judicial court commissioner for over 15 years.

I have participated in the MS Walk since 1991 and am proud to have been a top 10 fundraiser for the past several years.. I enjoy all things sci-fi and enjoy traveling.

I have been helping indivduals and businesses in complex litigation matters for over twenty five years.  As a shareholder at Kerkman Wagner & Dunn I have experience representing shareholders in class actions and all types of business diputes.  I will honestly evaluate your case and explore likely outcomes to help you determine your best course of action.

I have been handling personal injury matters since I started at Murphy & Prachthauser in 1983. Helping people who have been not only injured but denied benefits or compensation is personally rewarding for me. I represent clients the way they should be represented - motivated and equipped to do my best for you. I take pride in being a good lawyer who helps people.

I have been a lawyer and member of the Wisconsin Bar for 37 years. I am a 1978 graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Madison and a 1982 graduate of the University of Michigan Law School (considered one of the top law schools in the country). I have been married for 35 years and I have four children and four young granddaughters. My son is a congressional staffer on Capitol Hill, I have a daughter who is a lawyer in Minneapolis, and two other daughters who are bilingual teachers in Milwaukee.. I have been rated the top Slip and Fall lawyer by M Magazine and Avvo which is a lawyer rating agency. My primary practice is slip and falls, motor vehicle accidents, nursing home neglect and abuse, and social security disability.

I focuse my practice on Family Law and Mediation. I have specific experience dealing with divorce, paternity, post-judgment custody and support issues, grandparents rights and guardian ad litem work. Over the past five years, I have guided clients and families through many complex emotional and financial situations. I provide legal expertise and practical advice in a flexible, client-centered approach to family law issues.. I also have extensive experience with estate planning and probate. I encourage clients to create a plan for death or incapacity to alleviate the trauma of these events on their families.

I focus primarily on commercial litigation, including contract law, employment law, and proceedings within chapter 11 bankruptcy.. I view the relationships as the best part of my job. Whether I am dealing with a personal or business matter, there is someone who needs my help. My goal is to assist the client in obtaining the best possible result so that they can move forward.. When not working, I enjoy spending time with my family. My wife and I are blessed with two little boys. If there is time left in the day, I enjoy golf, fishing, and all things baseball.

I focus my practice in the area of landlord-tenant law representing landlords and property management companies.I handle both commercial and residential evictions and the accompanying damage claims for my clients throughout the state.  I also handle litigation dealing with lead-based paint issues, bed bugs, Fair Housing (discrimination) claims, building code orders, public nuisance lawsuits, building code orders, and the defense of Wisconsin Administrative Code - ATCP 134 violations and investigations.. I assist clients with the drafting and interpretation of commercial leases and residential rental agreements and other rental documents and am the author of the landlord-tenant legal forms sold at Wisconsin Legal Blank Co., Inc. which are used throughout Wisconsin.. I also consult with landlords and management companies on best practices in th emanagement of both commercial and residential rental properties.I present seminars on landlord-tenant law and related matters throughout the state and am the past-president of the Apartment Association of Southeastern Wisconsin, Inc. and am currently serving on its Board of Directors.. I am also the author of a popular Wisconsin Landlord-tenant law blog that can be found at

I exclusively represent employees in employment disputes including claims for unpaid minimum and overtime wages and employment discrimination cases. My work includes state and federal litigation for both individual claims and class actions. I also represent employees in severance and separation negotiation with their current employers and work with clients to resolve post employment non-compete disputes.

I don't take every case.  I try to take cases where there is evidence of innocence and/or a political reason that someone is being picked on by the Government.  I focus all of my time and energy on criminal defense.  I am influenced by being a graduate of Gerry Spence's highly prestigious Trial Lawyers College.  At this school in Wyoming I learned how to speak the truth to succeed for clients.  In addition to my law degree from UW Madison, I have two masters degrees: in counseling and political studies.  In law school I won the celebrated Sigman award for "scholarship, character, and contribution to the community."  I am proud of having an outstanding trial record and being known for my caring attitude towards clients.. I charge a flat fee for all of my services.  I do this so that you and I can both focus on what needs to be done to win your case without worrying about the hours involved.  When appropriate, I actually look forward to going to trial.  Being charged with a crime can be a frightening and humiliating experience, but I know that every person has done amazing things in their life and has the potential to do even better.  I take very seriously my opportunity to help you so that you can make the most of your life.. Call Now For a Free Consultation:

I can call myself a family litigation specialist because I exclusively handle cases that affect your family. I differentiate myself from other attorneys in my communication and advocacy style.. CommunicationYou would be shocked to learn that most litigators are terrible communicators. Apparently, they do not return their clients’ phone calls, ignore emails, and fail to meet with their clients prior to the next court date. Their clients end up in life-changing litigation completely stressed out because they do not know the status of their case. I know this to be true because I have two types of clients. The first who meet with me prior to filing any lawsuit and want to do it right. The second who hired these other attorneys and are completely frustrated with their case.. I will never understand this trend because attorneys talk for a living so who are these practitioners talking to if not their own clients? I view myself as not just a counselor and advocate but as a stress-reducer. The best way to reduce a client’s stress is with robust and effective communication. You are not in court every week like I am. This may be your first and only appearance before a Judge. The best way to get you through this process as painless as possible is to make sure you know exactly what to expect, say, and do.. AdvocacyAt the end of the day, I’m going to get you court orders that affect your life, not mine. This is your case. I am a tool to get you from where you are to where you want to be. Afterwards, if you never want to see me again professionally – great – that’s the goal.. Because this is your case, children, finances, etc., I am not going to tell you what to do. Lazy and arrogant attorneys tell their clients what to accept as an outcome as if they alone know what is best for all situations. I’m going to tell you what I think is reasonable, what your Judge may do, and what could be your best and worst case scenario, but ultimately you will decide on where to compromise and which issue(s) to litigate.. The Twin PillarsThese twin pillars of my practice are meant to shift the focus away from the attorney and back on the client. Most attorneys (and, therefore, law firms) care far too much about themselves. They spend inordinate amounts of money on the flowers in their foyer (true story), what kind of car they drive, or who has the “better office.”. You know who doesn’t care about that stuff? Your children. Who else? The Judge of your case. In today’s technology-forward society, you may only physically go to your attorney’s office once or twice in the entire case.

I bring over fifteen years of personal and practical equine experience to my clients.  I have shown horses in the Midwest in hunter classes, reining, halter, western pleasure and equitation.  My equine membership affiliations have included 4-H, the American and Wisconsin Quarter Horse Associations, the National and Midwest Reining Horse Associations, the International Buckskin Horse Association, and the Oldenburg N.A./International Sport Horse Registry.  In addition to my State and County bar memberships, I am also admitted to practice before the U.S. District Court, Eastern and Western Districts of Wisconsin.

I am very lucky to be in a place where I can work with very talented people who also happen to be my friends.  One could not ask for more.

I am have been a lawyer for over 25 years.  I represent clients throughout the State of Wisconsin. I am experienced in representing both the defense and plaintiff's side of a case, which gives me a unique experience to critically analyze and approach a case. I am also well versed in appellate practice and have argued before both the Wisconsin Supreme Court and the Seventh Circuit Federal Court of Appeals.My current practice includes a wide range of cases, including defense personal injury cases involving automobile accidents, general liability, wrongful death, premise and products liability. Health law experience includes medical, long term care and dental malpractice. I am also experienced in business litigation and insurance coverage disputes. I am admitted to practice in all Wisconsin State Courts, the U.S. District Court for the Eastern and Western Districts of Wisconsin, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit, and the United States Supreme Court.. I have developed and written a mock trial for middle school students on cyberbullying.  I also created a mock trial for elementary students on Goldilocks vs. the Three Bears and presented these for many school age children. I also served as a mock trial coach Hustisford High School.  I judge regional mock and moot trial competitions at the law school level.

I am dedicated to providing legal education and problem-solving assistance to families. My practice is focused on mediation to assist couples as they restructure their families and their finances.  My experience and expertise includes a wide range of both complex financial and child-related issues.. I am co-founder of the Family Mediation Center, that provides low-cost lawyer mediators as a resource for couples who want joint education and guidance, rather than each hiring a lawyer. Our lawyer mediators work with child/family specialists and financial experts as needed to meet the specific concerns of each family.. We provide interdisciplinary divorce mediation training in a skills-based interactive online program. I enjoy travel and often combine trips with trainings for mediation and collaborative professionals to various overseas destinations.

I am an attorney, wife and mother of three. In my free time I enjoy playing tennis, practicing yoga, and doing just about anything with my family and our dog. I am also very involved with First Stage, a non-profit organization dedicated to transforming children's lives through theater.. I am happy to take the time to talk about whatever questions or concerns you might have related to your estate planning and probate needs. I pride myself on being able to communicate in a way that is effective and will work with you and be responsive to accomplish your goals timely.